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Reading emails is easy. Responding promptly without the desire to reread and micro edit every word I selected is the hard part.
I feel personally attacked.
Although I’ve gotten better with this. I used to write to one of our suppliers like this, always friendly, always with a personal note
I would write stuff like: "Hey, it’s been another year, thanks for the good partnership, we appreciate working with you guys. We would like to change the delivery to a new pattern on our part now which will greatly improve our efficiency in saving some work and commute hours, I hope it will fit your schedule. Hope to hear from you soon, best wishes Lupus " And I always got replies like “Works for us, cheers Mike”
So I just started to mirror his style at some point " Hey Mike, new schedule is Thursdays at 12, please confirm. Cheers Lupus" and I was super happy how I managed to fire of that Email in under 30 seconds. The first reply I got was the same way I used to write them, Mike even made a joke in it! Now I’m confused and back to square one.
I feel no fear, but admittedly I probably shouldn’t be in charge of Tigers.
Anti anxiety meds are cheap even without insurance! Buspar twice a day keeps the "OH SHIT A TEXT MESSAGE TIME FOR ADRENALINE "s away.
I get mine from Mark Cuban’s pharmacy and a month costs like $11.
Unfortunately this does tend to leave you vulnerable to unexpected tiger attacks, so use at your own risk.
I don’t get this. I’ve never had the desire to scritch an e-mail.
